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re: ESPN Breaking that Lance Armstrong admitsquote: Mmmmmm....pancakes. Wait, what were we talking about? Oh yeah, I'd like to see Landis and Hamilton beat his self-righteous ass. Reply Back to Top |
| This post was edited on 1/11 at 11:27 pm Reply Back to Top |
quote: And when are all the other cheaters that he rode against and beat going to admit that they were doing it too and still couldn't beat him ? No different than Clemens and Bonds. If everyone was doing it who had the real advantage ? Reply Back to Top |
quote: as much as he denied it and the way he slandered people who came out and said he in fact did shoot up, he can go frick himself Reply Back to Top |
quote: +1. F him. Reply Back to Top |
| What you said. Lance is a dick of epic proportions. I have no symp for him Reply Back to Top |
| Why to Oprah? So dumb Reply Back to Top |
| I hope they take any money he made for cancer and strip research that he funded. I don't care if out $500 mil only 20million went to research. He is rich cause of lies. If a single 1 went towards curing someone give it back. God wants you to die anyway Reply Back to Top |
quote: I'm wondering this as well. I might actually watch Oprah for the first time in a long time. This post was edited on 1/11 at 11:55 pm Reply Back to Top |
| As others are saying, it's not so much his doping (everyone at the front of the peloton certainly did, so it was an even playing field), and it wasn't the decade+ of denials. It was his concerted efforts to destroy anyone who told the truth: Betsy and Frankie Andreu, Emma O'Reilly (Postal Service team masseuse), Floyd Landis, Tyler Hamilton, multiple reporters, etc. And when Greg LeMond gave his expert opinion (having recovered from a devasting injury that kept him away from cycling for two years) that it was impossible for Lance to have gone from deathbed to TdF champ in 2.5 years, he was destroyed too. I believe Lance turned Trek against LeMond. At the time, Trek manufactured LeMond bikes, but I think they broke the contract and dropped him. I saw Lance take shots on Twitter at Juliet Macur, a pretty dispassionate reporter for the NYT, simply for reporting the news—she never took shots at him, but she was clearly not a "friend of Lance," so he took shots at her. Last year I took a screen shot of his Twitter because he was being his true self for a moment, and I knew he would delete this tweet pretty quickly. Lance is just a nasty, nasty dude who owes a lot of people apologies with a sincerity that you know he won't be able to muster. I'm surprised he's gonna admit doping because it seems like he would still be vulnerable to prosecution for taking public money (US Postal Service) for fradulent purposes, and I think there were also conspiracy charges. Reply Back to Top |
quote: This why the hero worship and ridiculous riches we bestow on people that simply play sports good is a bad thing. But hey it's what we do, we have too much spare time on our hands now, what else are we going to do, spend it with our family's or help the community? I think not. Reply Back to Top |
| Dude had one testi, gotta give him something to compensate! Reply Back to Top |
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| No care in the world. He could have avoided all of this by not acting like a 5-year-old and denying every chance he got. Once a cheater, always a cheater Reply Back to Top |
| Hopefully he details how corrupt the UCI is Reply Back to Top |
| About time he comes clean about being dirty. Reply Back to Top |
| I don't overly care that he doped - that was how it was done in that sport - but the thing that will be hard for some to come to grips with is this: Armstrong is a fundamentally bad person. Reply Back to Top |
| And I am sure Oprah will give home the deep, sad, 'poor Lance' framed questions to help him out Reply Back to Top |
quote: they already have hoss. Reply Back to Top |
quote: This. Plus the fact that he intimidated witnesses when they were giving testimony to the federal grand jury. I have no sympathy for this jerk not because of the doping but the actions he engaged in to cover it up. Reply Back to Top Refresh |
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